and — # livin' on a prayer byjon bon jovi. and he _ # livin' on a prayer byjon bon jovi. liant he is talking about his mental— brilliant he is talking about his mental health, he cries on the podcast, — mental health, he cries on the podcast, he talks about his devastation when he rescues a young boy who _ devastation when he rescues a young boy who was severely injured who was the same _ boy who was severely injured who was the same age as his son george. i think— the same age as his son george. i think the — the same age as his son george. i think the more people we respect like prince — think the more people we respect like prince william talking about the mental health issue the more it stigmatises it and that can only be a brilliant — stigmatises it and that can only be a brilliant thing for all of us to think— a brilliant thing for all of us to think it — a brilliant thing for all of us to think it is _ a brilliant thing for all of us to think it is ok not to be ok and to talk about— think it is ok not to be ok and to talk about it. it think it is ok not to be ok and

to be with her. [ laughter ] i met her backstage in '86 jon bovi concert i said jon bovi, i meant bon joviter ] i flubbed it i flubbed it you know, there is one thing we know about the donald, i admit when i made a mistake. [ laughter ] when i get it wrong, i own up right away [ laughter ] i met her at a bon jovi concert. [ laughter ] and yet, even with those various investigations intensifying, trump is still freely confessing to crimes from past investigations over the weekend, he essentially confessed to obstructing the russian investigation by bragging about the fact that he fired then-fbi director james comey to protect himself >> don't forget, i fired comey had i not fired comey, you might not be talking to me right now about a beautiful book of four years at the white house and we'll see about the future the future is going to be very interesting. but i fired comey, that whole group. and now that group is coming back again i mean, it's not believable. >> seth: he was definitely expecting his interviewer to jump in there with a "good point, sir." [ laughter ] trump always forgets tha

levels and our warnings that the country could have. 2000000 climate migrants by the year 2050 some. bon jovi reports from fata and southern pakistan a 600000 hector forest is focused on natural defense against salt water intrusion and rides and sea levels. this is that he generation nature, region nation, conservation to say the number of trees and forest cover in the industry were delta has increased in the last decade. the diversity and focus on mangrove is dying. most of the 17 major creeks from the river no longer provide fresh water. that means no filled or new soil, a necessity for the carbon capturing roots of the mangrove plant. the climate vulnerable since problems are successfully rehabilitated, hundreds of hectic mangroves. but it's not enough. a lot about your mangrove, give bailey, i bare. previously we had 8 species of mangroves, but now we are left with just 4 species due to fresh waters not being available. 2 of the surviving species only made it because they adapted to sailing water. they gave the fresh water creeps, which provided a fertile delta, are now sea water, creeks,

a santa bon jovi reports from bizarre hi, in the hindu kush mountains near the african border. these trees slowly changing lives in budge or district alone, there are millions of wild olive trees. but some old science and new interests are being grafted or joined with more than varieties. these mostly european type of volumes produce more quantity and better quality olive oil. in 3 to 5 years, the new variant of wild trees becomes a source of revenue for local tribesmen. had very few prospects in these remote areas of pocket sun. by georgia is one of the poorest districts, and many people migrate the largest cities to look for jobs. the rugged terrain is unforgiving for most crops, but its right has been able to successfully draft 10000 while trees in just what 10 years. he has written books to educate farmers and also established a small nursery to help others around him improve their livelihoods logo. hey mob. now, many of the people who went towards milton. so did so because we had no jobs, no proximity here. nobody knew we a blizzard got given resources. and if the governme

some bon jovi reports from coast on, in pakistan, millions of capital migrate and water dries up in sudden markets, fun farmers and more districts filament on their phones. as the dry spells are becoming longer and the movements more frequent, it's a long off road track to get to the villages. with no government support, people in the going stun region are trying to adapt to climb. epic changes around them. for generations, people and animals here have used the same water source. these ponds retain rain water from surrounding hills. now some non government organizations are helping increase their water attention capacity. so when it rains, it lasts a few months. 48 reservoirs, but some up to 800 feet deep, have helped more than 74000 people in this building terrain. the in this earth trust says it's use corporate social responsibility funds from large corporations. and there's no government assistance to provide water to villages, bonds like these have help people adapt to the changing climate. but they're still angry at the politicians who represent them saying they only come here for vot

hayes, who are living in pakistan or some and bon jovi, reports from karachi and pcp is shot was a teenager when what is now bangladesh split to be from pakistan. some of his family members died in the violence and he blames pakistan's government for actions that gave rise to bangladesh. nationalism. we had taken the nitrogen portion of pakistan, and i shall let us have gets our slaves, our son. that's it. that's it. on december 16, 1971 bucket funny general new jersey signed a surrender document and each pockets on became by the dash after a 9 month long violent uprising indian soldiers in the lori hundreds of thousands of people who were killed by those who called for independence and those who wanted to stay part of the united part fun. for this, the many focused on you hold india responsible. when bengalis of the allies back west ferguson is not going to shave. and indians realised it more than de been goalies. dunden intervened politically, socially, monetarily de stablish the office of mac b by me and tell cut out that sentiment is fueled by political speeches by indian leaders visiti

. timing taliban are demanding justice before making deals with who they see as murderers. salma bon jovi, the other there are tucked up northern buck a son that we thought people are being killed and became offensive during an ambush of the convoy government officials. they had happened in the province in the north . those killed a believe to be part of a government back civilian paramilitary group. children in east africa said to be bearing the brunt of the climate crisis. a group save the children has been tracking malnutrition across the region, and it says this year, more than a quarter of a 1000000 children and 8 countries have died from hunger. that's been a dramatic rise in severe signs of malnutrition. and much of the region has been effected by climate change, eastern kenya, southern somalia, and parts of ethiopia have drought while so sir dawn has at 3 years of severe flooding. the disasters of course must displacement and survey hunger. now the group says the deaths can be prevented as calling on government to give response plans to all funds that they need. greg graham is the

and striving thousands of farmers away from their ancestral lands a summer. bon jovi has our port ah, these decades old mangled trees will soon become fuel for fire. cutting down tens of thousands of fruit trees has made room for more housing, society, and focus on southern milton city. but from of here who were already struggling, they pandemic related locked downs and high diesel costs have made their lives more difficult. nicely good bottles out of the me data. i'm chopping them down because we don't get enough from these trees. we don't have enough to feed our families. we are selling because labor is expensive and profit is very low. now it will be up to the buyer to plant new trees or build the house. all farmers who are giving up the trade believe they're cutting old trees, which are difficult to harvest, and they will have no impact on mango crops. but marcusson's rapid urbanized ation is becoming a threat to its sources of food. predict fear the government doesn't have a line use policy or an urban development strategy that could improve its long term planning. focus fun for

buckets, tiny lavonne, demanding justice before making deals with who they see as murderers. salma, bon jovi, those are the are tucked up northern buck a son. now, bush fires are causing an emergency in western australia. that's called stair includes a national park near the tourist town of margaret river homeowners. i'll be.

some a bon jovi report from ocean near the himalayan mountains. living 2500 meters above sea level. there are no grocery stores nearby, present as day begins with getting milk for her family. she lived in the idyllic past village with 3 delicious meat in northern parts. but under the 3. com isn't ever present dangerous because those glaciers and melting and at different rates because of land erosion and floods are house is not only 12 meters away from a riverbank present. his family lived in constant fear, not knowing whether another flood will sweep it all away. is that john said the, this used to be our agricultural 9. when i was a child, we had fruit orchards, and feel after massive glacial outflows became more frequent. it's all become part of the river. the whole area in the summer is merged. we face constant danger. our village has lost cattle and lots of agricultural land in this area has become more dangerous. 7000000 people at risk from glacial league outburst floods of gloves as they locally known. out of the 3000 or more glacier lakes in northern pakistan, the united nati

like bon jovi, there should be consequences for his actions. i don't necessarily agree to fan fair and the light and the music and the smoke. he does it, i'm sorry, actions. he still took 2 people lives and that does not deserve to be celebrated in any form. and that's sort of the, the impression that was given at the same time. do you think it matters what the judgment was to those in the media and how they felt about kyle, for the last 2 years or even now that we have the decision? well, 1st of all, it doesn't matter what cnn and m as dnc, think it, i don't care about that, but let me just echo what you're saying. as an absolute is when it comes to the 2nd amendment and a proud believer in the inherent and natural and god given an constitution right to defend oneself. i think what he did was correct. the fact is scotty. they're using him using him like a pond. they're dragging him out. everybody wants a documentary. there are no king him for everything he's worth and he's enjoying this, this, the celebration. and once they're done with him, o

in bed on suits of the written exam as a young man's mission laden and isn't fair. starts again. bon jovi offended, valuable advice. i'd often copy of a crown of bonds in his time. certain doctor will my that's mr. compton and i worked at sephora is, does he and i live in san vince last around in his life through mountain about wanted us to say happens out so i've been had not always followed all disc. in another case, he ordered the summary execution of a jewish man despite a general asking for him to be pardoned. germany's invasion of wisdom, poland at 1939, immediately left some 1700000, choose at the mercy of nazi brutality. forced from the villages and city homes, they were crowded into newly created ghettos under appalling conditions and not allowed to leave. at the time the nazis were plenty to port juice either further east in europe or to the african island of madagascar. they wanted to purge new to conquered territories incorporated to the german right of the jewish population, out of irishmen devised the details of his forced relocation. ah, already people in many places in pol

but we should take a step back and not make the man bon jovi.> kayleigh: it was an awful situation. no doubt about it. kennedy, he does have a lawsuit on his hands much like nicholas sandmann. he settled with nbc, cnn, "washington post." people are saying those could've been more than six figures. multimillion dollar settlements because of the way he was same goes for kyle rittenhouse. >> kennedy: and all of those things are mischaracterizations. and it happens over and over again. i'm glad that tomi said that. it is something that is very important. it is still a tragedy. no one wants to be in this situation. it is not something that should be celebrated. that is a good point. there are lessons to be learned from this. it was nick sandmann who reached out to kyle rittenhouse and said you could consider legal action because it they have defamed him and his life is going to be very difficult. not every instance and not every circumstance he gets into will be a turning point in phoenix. he's enrolled in a a few and there are people that are making

♪ oh, we're halfway there oh, living on a prayer ♪ ♪ take my hand we'll make it i swear ♪ >> bon joviready all there by the end of the '80s. college rock like r.e.m. was something new entirely. ♪ follow me, yeah follow me i got my spine i've got my orange crush ♪ >> the way that peter buck played guitar and the way that stipe sang where the voice was incredible but you couldn't quite figure out what he was saying, it just made them more alluring and mysterious, you could get why that band would become huge. ♪ >> it wasn't new wave, it wasn't a new romantic. they started calling it alternative music. ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ it's the end of the world as we know it ♪ ♪ and i feel fine ♪ ♪ fine fine fine fine ♪ >> you know, this is the thing about the '80s. everyone thinks it's about crazy haircuts, lots of makeup, insane clothes, and it was. but the thing about this music that lasts is that their songs were so good. >> you can go back and listen to those records, from the engineering to the musicianship to the writing and to the performance of it. it surpasses most

topics including his time as an air ambulance pilot and singing on stage with taylor swift and jon bon jovie, isn't it? that is what all mums do on the school run, belted out while you can. we know the government is pulling out the stops to offer all adults in england a covid boosterjab by the end of january, but that goal will be harder to achieve in communities which were always more reluctant to get vaccinated. in bradford, 20 so—called "covid advocates" spoke to thousands of people to dispel some of the myths around the covid jab. now theirfunding has been cut, prompting warnings that unfounded fears and rumours could once again take hold. charles heslett has been speaking to some of the covid advocates. to begin with, people didn't think the coronavirus wasn't real, there was microchips in vaccines, vaccines have been produced too quickly, so when i say. people could substitute foods, like ginger or turmeric in their diets, to prevent having the vaccine instead. i their diets, to prevent having the vaccine instead.— their diets, to prevent having the vaccine instead. i spoke to a group

ashley: have a nice day says bon jovi. 40 miles southwest of atlanta, 63 degrees and a little cloudy.n their pockets than before the pandemic. they ignore rising inflation. lydia, how could this serve democrats in the midterms? >> reporter: the economy is a point of particular vulnerability for the democrats and inflation is soaring and president biden's approval ratings are slumping with his bills back better plan cast into an uncertain future. president biden cs the opportunity to highlight retail sales saying when i took office our economy was on the brink of collapse. now americans have more money in their pockets than before the pandemic and retail sales were up 8.5% compared to last holiday season but data comes as inflation is running at a near 40-year high outpacing increases for the average hourly wage. >> inflation spikes 6.8% in november. >> in his video the republican national committee targets president biden and nancy pelosi for rising prices for gas and holiday gifts forcing consumers to pay 13% more than a year ago and 58% more for gasoline. a recent foxbusiness poll s

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